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Lumafield

Systems Software Engineer

Boston, MA$120k–$170kfull timemidAdded 1 month ago

About this role

Lumafield is seeking a Systems Software Engineer to enhance its innovative in-line CT scanning products. The ideal candidate will work on advanced software related to X-ray physics, image processing, and embedded systems, contributing to the scalability of their technology.

What you'll do

  • Develop software for manufacturing in-line CT scanning products
  • Work on X-ray physics and high-speed detectors
  • Enhance image processing capabilities
  • Support scalability from hundreds to thousands of embedded devices
  • Ensure production-grade capability of systems
  • Collaborate with a small team on new hardware

What they're looking for

  • Experience with embedded systems
  • Knowledge of image processing techniques
  • Familiarity with X-ray physics
  • Expertise in high-speed detection systems
  • Software development skills
  • Ability to work in a collaborative team environment
  • Problem-solving capabilities
  • Interest in manufacturing technology

Benefits

  • Opportunity to work with next-generation technology
  • Chance to innovate in manufacturing processes
  • Collaboration with experienced engineers
  • Role focused on upgrading and scaling systems
  • Supportive work environment
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Lumafield

Lumafield builds industrial CT scanning systems that provide advanced insights to optimize manufacturing processes and product development. The company is hiring engineers across hardware, software, systems, and customer-facing roles to develop and deploy their innovative scanning technology.

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Likely interview questions

  • Describe your experience with embedded systems software development. What hardware platforms and real-time constraints have you worked with?
  • How have you approached optimizing image processing or sensor data pipelines for performance and quality? Walk us through a specific example.